lege (Meaning)
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lege (v. t.)
To allege; to assert.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lege
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lege Sentence Examples
- The judge delivered the sentence with a stern and authoritative voice.
- The lawyer examined the document, looking for any loopholes or discrepancies.
- The mayor ran for office on a platform of safe streets and strict law enforcement.
- The protesters gathered outside the government building, demanding justice and an end to corruption.
- The detective meticulously gathered evidence, hoping to build a strong case against the suspect.
- The witness took the stand, ready to provide testimony in the ongoing trial.
- The jury listened intently to the arguments presented by the prosecution and defense.
- The judge declared the defendant innocent, citing a lack of sufficient evidence.
- The prisoner filed an appeal, hoping to overturn the guilty verdict.
- The legal system strives to uphold justice and ensure the rights of all citizens.
FAQs About the word lege
To allege; to assert.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The judge delivered the sentence with a stern and authoritative voice.
The lawyer examined the document, looking for any loopholes or discrepancies.
The mayor ran for office on a platform of safe streets and strict law enforcement.
The protesters gathered outside the government building, demanding justice and an end to corruption.
